Gregory M. Harrison
6101 Imperata St NE #2126, Albuquerque, NM 87111-8023
Home: (505) 797-5257 Work: (505) 846-3325
harrisog@yahoo.com
| OBJECTIVE: |
To manage and perform software development for a challenging company
that offers career advancement. |
| SKILLS |
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| LANGUAGES: |
Visual C++ 6.0, gcc 2.9x-3.0, MIPSpro C++, Forte
C++, HTML, XML, Ada95, Ada83, Perl, Java, C shell, SQL, MODSIM, Pascal,
8086 Assembly |
| SOFTWARE: |
CVS, ClearCase, OpenGL, OpenInventor, Qt, PowerPoint,
Word, Excel, Access |
| PLATFORMS: |
WinNT/2K/XP, Win95/98, Linux, IRIX, Solaris 7-8,
AIX, MSDOS |
| HARDWARE: |
SGI Onyx2 Infinite Reality, SGI Octane, Pyramid/Fakespace
Systems CAVE |
| EXPERIENCE |
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| January 2002 to present |
Development Section Chief-Satellite Assessment
Center Air Force Research Laboratory: Kirtland AFB, NM |
| ˇ Leads 16-person team (9 government, 7 contractor)
to research and develop advanced tools providing space situational awareness
to operational and laboratory customers ˇ Directs and integrates the activities of 40 officers and senior contractors, directly supervising and managing four PhDs ˇ Conducts advanced research into automation of satellite health and status determination from current and future intelligence sources ˇ Briefs national-level decision-makers, building advocacy/visibility of technologies ˇ Interfaces with senior officials within HQ USAF, Air Force & US Space Commands, and national intelligence agencies ˇ Manages joint research with Canadian Department of National Defense |
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| April 2000 to January 2002 |
Program Manager-Intelligence Data Analysis
System for Spacecraft (IDASS) Air Force Research Laboratory: Kirtland AFB, NM |
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ˇ Planned and executed injection of intelligence
data fusion research within a three-week operational experiment (JEFX 2000),
providing unparalleled space understanding ˇ Managed the execution of over $2M in contract-funded research and development ˇ Integrated disparate nationwide user requirements, aligning with, and helping to realign headquarters-level direction for future budgets ˇ Briefed senior decision-makers (including three-star Air Force Chief of Intelligence) on advanced research capabilities ˇ Incorporated first use of a national intelligence source within in operation environment, synchronizing multi-site cross-country operations ˇ Lead and participated in software development of an object-oriented C++ image processing and 3D visualization application, coordinating local and distributed contractor development ˇ Lead overhaul of data fusion tool's user interface to modern cross-platform UI library |
| August 1999 to April 2000 |
Software Engineer-Advanced Data Exploitation
Team (Satellite Assessment Center) Air Force Research Laboratory: Kirtland AFB, NM |
| ˇ Ported top-ranked $15M Advanced Technology Demonstration
to Solaris platform and compiler, broadening customer base to new intelligence
organizations ˇ Provided on-site technical support and requirements development integration laboratory products into multiple operational environments ˇ Briefed project status to senior leaders within US and Air Force Space Commands |
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| July 1996 to August 1996 |
Technical Co-op-Advanced Data Exploitation
Team (Satellite Assessment Center) Phillips Laboratory (USAF): Kirtland AFB, NM |
| ˇ Leveraged computer graphics experience with OpenGL
to convert a key national-level satellite modeling tool from purely line-drawn
graphics to solid shaded 3D ˇ Received letter of appreciation from Satellite Assessment Center director for four-week college activity |
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| EDUCATION: |
Master of Science in Computer Science (March
1999) |
| Air Force Institute of Technology: Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH GPA: 3.91 of 4.00 Thesis: Real-Time Airdrop Visualization in a Virtual Environment |
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| Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (April
1997) |
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| Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University: Daytona Beach,
FL GPA: 3.96 of 4.00 (Summa Cum Laude) |
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| TRAINING: |
Basic Communications-Computer Officer Training
(June 1999) |
| Air Education and Training Command: Keesler AFB,
MS Distinguished Graduate |
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| Fundamentals of System Acquisition Management
(November 1999) |
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| Defense Systems Management College: Fort Belvoir,
VA Level I Certification - Systems Planning, Research, Development, and Engineering |
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| CLEARANCE: |
Information available upon request |
| HONORS: |
President's Award for Outstanding Graduate Spring
1997, AFROTC Detachment 157 Distinguished Graduate, AFRL Directed Energy Directorate's
Company Grade Officer of the Quarter-Q2 2001 |
| ACTIVITIES: |
Private Pilot's Certificate, Weightlifting, Tennis |